Core Black Radish Blend (2 oz)

Core Black Radish Blend contains a combination of botanical ingredients known for supporting the hepatic and biliary systems and healthy digestion. The main ingredient, Black Radish, has created quite a “buzz” in the natural health community, and has been traditionally used for digestive disorders, especially those due to dyskinesia or malfunction of the bile ducts. Herbalists consider Black Radish a liver tonic and cholagogue because its action stimulates the production of bile from the liver to the intestines, which also affects the biliary tree. Beet and Milk Thistle are also included in this blend for their reported hepatoprotective effect, their ability to support regeneration of liver cells and to assist in preventing fatty deposits in the liver. Other ingredients, such as Cayenne, Stone Root and Condurango, have all been used to support the gastro-intestinal tract in a variety of conditions ranging from gastric ulcerations, acid reflux, hemorrhoids, gastric secretions and chronic gastritis. Core Black Radish Blend is a diverse blend of botanicals that not only supports the liver and gall bladder, but can also be used to support digestive health. This blend can be used in any healing strategy that aims to support decongestion of the excretion pathways of the liver/gall bladder and as a tonic to fortify the entire digestive system.

Recommended Usage: 30 drops orally (in water or juice if desired) twice daily a.m./p.m., or as directed.*

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